'The average deductible for an individual in 2022 is around $1,760, which is double what it was in 2006 when adjusted for inflation.'.
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/08/how-health-insurance-may-have-made-health-care-more-expensive.html
On Monday, January 9, 2023 at 11:47:24 AM UTC-8, risky biz wrote:
'The average deductible for an individual in 2022 is around $1,760, which is double what it was in 2006 when adjusted for inflation.'.
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/08/how-health-insurance-may-have-made-health-care-more-expensive.html
Looks like you’re falling for another bullshit right-wing conspiracy theory embraced in the GOP Platform:
“Let’s do away with Social Security and Medicare.”
In this case, “Health insurance makes health care more expensive,” so let’s do away with Medicare.
It only took them one paragraph to blame the sick for hospitals that refuse to post prices and overcharge; and Big pharma bribing Republicans to force Medicare to pay whatever Big Pharma wants and prevent them, or the American
public from shopping out of country.
About two months ago a leading Wall Street magazine posted how Big Pharma produced 22 billionaires in the
last two years. I don’t remember if it had the number of new millionaires. The fact my pills cost $1,500 a day
goes a long way toward that. Medicare picking up 80% and my secondary insurance picking up all the rest after
my $60 a month copay. And for those without insurance? “Sell your house, all but one car, and all your saving,
then, and ONLY then, will Medicaid pick up the cost. (And Medicaid can negotiate prices).
Perhaps we should ask our learned friend in Canada, BillB how much he’s in debt to the medical profession, what
With his kidney transplant and associated medial expenses. (And why he’s not, along with other leading advanced
countries WITH socialized medicine).
On Monday, January 9, 2023 at 4:19:14 PM UTC-8, VegasJerry wrote:.
On Monday, January 9, 2023 at 11:47:24 AM UTC-8, risky biz wrote:
'The average deductible for an individual in 2022 is around $1,760, which is double what it was in 2006 when adjusted for inflation.'.
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/08/how-health-insurance-may-have-made-health-care-more-expensive.html
~ Which breeds the caption: “How health insurance may have made health care more expensive.”
Looks like you’re falling for another bullshit right-wing conspiracy theory embraced in the GOP Platform:
“Let’s do away with Social Security and Medicare.”
In this case, “Health insurance makes health care more expensive,” so let’s do away with Medicare.
It only took them one paragraph to blame the sick for hospitals that refuse to post prices and overcharge; and Big pharma bribing Republicans to force Medicare to pay whatever Big Pharma wants and prevent them, or the American
public from shopping out of country.
About two months ago a leading Wall Street magazine posted how Big Pharma produced 22 billionaires in the
last two years. I don’t remember if it had the number of new millionaires. The fact my pills cost $1,500 a day
goes a long way toward that. Medicare picking up 80% and my secondary insurance picking up all the rest after
my $60 a month copay. And for those without insurance? “Sell your house, all but one car, and all your saving,
then, and ONLY then, will Medicaid pick up the cost. (And Medicaid can negotiate prices).
Perhaps we should ask our learned friend in Canada, BillB how much he’s in debt to the medical profession, what
With his kidney transplant and associated medial expenses. (And why he’s not, along with other leading advanced
countries WITH socialized medicine).
Christ, Jerry. How do you so consistently get your understanding of everything so fucked up?.
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